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In this episode you’ll learn:
- How to stimulate your writing in one easy shift
- How a sense of freedom could be important to your creative writing
- How a change of scene can change your perspective
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In this short action episode, writer and communications specialist, Dave Ursillo, shares what he knows about creating a stimulating writing environment.
Learn how, in one simple shift, you can change the mode and perspective of your writing. Dave also shares what being an artist and creativity mean to him.
Items mentioned in this episode (quick access):
[0:00:42] Rob introduces this short action episode. Stories and episode 027.
[0:01:14] What creativity and being an artist means to Dave.
[0:02:07] Seeing creativity as a value. Living an artful life. Trust. Freedom.
[0:02:34] Rob asks Dave how he creates a stimulating writing environment.
“I really believe that artistry and creativity are values ” – Dave Ursillo
[0:03:00] Dave describes how to change your point of view. Subtle tricks of the mind. Constant sense of newness.
[0:03:53] The importance of honouring the values which qualify your work.
[0:04:18] Rob summarises Dave’s ideas with some easy approaches you could try.
“I call myself an artist because I want to live an artful life” – Dave Ursillo
Links and Resources:
If you enjoyed this podcast, you’ll also like:
- Dave Ursillo on Living An Authentically Creative Life (Part One)
- Dave Ursillo on Living An Authentically Creative Life (Part Two)
- Andrzej Tucholski on Writing For English and Polish Audiences
- A Minimalist Guide to Creative Writing
- Pam Slim on Storytelling and Creative Writing
Thanks for listening
The ideas and suggestions in today’s episode would suit many creative endeavours.
If you’re a programmer, songwriter, craft-worker or designer, I’d be interested to know, if Dave’s ideas work for you.
Good luck taking action today!